From Zero
In 2008, cousins, students Lena and Natasha, dream of a beautiful life, and each in their own way tries to conquer Moscow, losing friends, family and dignity along the way. After 13 years, the sisters will meet again at the funeral of the father of one and the husband of the other. Lena does not believe in an accident and wants to take revenge on Natasha, whom she suspects of murder. Moreover, her father's parting gift gives her such an opportunity.
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Plot Summary
A struggling actress decides to write her own play after being fed up with mediocre roles. She pours her heart and soul into the project, drawing inspiration from her own life and experiences. However, as she navigates the challenges of production, she discovers that the line between her fictional narrative and reality begins to blur in unexpected ways.
Critical Reception
From Zero received generally positive reviews, with critics praising its relatable themes and engaging performances. Audiences appreciated its blend of humor and pathos, finding it to be a charming and insightful look into the struggles of aspiring artists. The film was noted for its heartfelt storytelling and authentic portrayal of the creative process.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its authentic portrayal of the struggles of an actress and the creative process.
- The film's humor and dramatic elements are well-balanced, creating an engaging narrative.
- Chloé Jouannet's performance as the lead is a standout, bringing depth and vulnerability to the role.
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Fun Fact
The film was inspired by director Vincent Gallot's own experiences in the theater world and his observations of the challenges faced by actors and playwrights.
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